can't wait for jokic d1ckriders to make new excuses for him when he gets bounced from the playoffs
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can't wait for jokic d1ckriders to make new excuses for him when he gets bounced from the playoffs
Should have kept WB imo, his value as a min contract is actually pretty good. You just don't want him to be in any kind of 8 man rotation come playoff time.
Very good stuff.
Getting rid of Westbrook is the best move of this Free Agency by any team.
[QUOTE=j3lademaster;15019793]Should have kept WB imo, his value as a min contract is actually pretty good. You just don't want him to be in any kind of 8 man rotation come playoff time.[/QUOTE]
Disagree, even if he was playing for free his impact at times makes them worse as a team. He was horrific in the OKC series.
Denver has had the best off-season realistically possible. All three guys they lost are addition-by -subtraction scenarios at this point in their careers. Cam Johnson replicates some of what MPJ does as a floor spacer, with better D and athleticism. Bruce Brown is proven to be able to play with Jokic. Big V is their first competent backup 5 in a while, so they shouldn't die so badly in the minutes Jokic sits. Hardaway is going to absolutely eat off ball playing with Jokic. Hardaway will also be able to fill some non-jokic minutes with gunslinging, which will keep him happy. Valanciunias will pair nicely with him as an offensive rebounder.
[QUOTE=ImKobe;15019755]A lot better. They'll be able to hold leads with Jokic on the bench. Feels like this should be a 60-win Denver team if healthy.[/QUOTE]
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Charlotte actually did a decent job bringing in some hungry vets to balance out the immaturity on that team.
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Back to the drawing board
Marc Stein: The agreed-to trade between Denver and Sacramento to swap Dario Saric for Jonas Valanciunas cannot be made official until Sunday. The Kings still need the trade to go through for salary cap reasons, but the Nuggets’ ability to convince Valanciunas to stay in the NBA is TBD. – via x.com
Big Val is for sure a huge signing. Very similar in type on offense scoring and defensive/rebound to Jokic. Not a great defender, but solid.
Bruce Brown comes back. Cam Johnson (who?), THJ can be valuable off the bench and is a great catch and shoot guy, will get many open looks.
Denver is now significantly better.
Jake Fischer: Another update on Jonas Valanciunas: Discussions are fluid between the veteran center and Denver, sources say, while he’s received a lucrative offer from Panathinaikos in Greece. I’m told, though, that any outcome here won’t impact the trade between Sacramento and Denver. – via x.com
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More proof that Full Court just keeps on winning. Have this autistic retard so shook that he makes posts like this. :roll:
It's called the Bitch Fit Boogie.
:lebronamazed:
Valanciunas was initially pleased with the trade to Denver, seeing it as a chance to contribute to a championship contender’s rotation. Per Marc Stein, the trade between the Kings and Nuggets can’t be made officially until Sunday. For Sacramento, it’s crucial that the trade goes through for salary cap purposes. However, the offer from Panathinaikos presented a different kind of opportunity — long-term stability, a major role, and a team built to contend for the EuroLeague title. – via BasketNews
Easily the Rockets
Marc Stein: Jonas Valančiūnas is traveling to Greece per numerous reports and hopes to be released from his NBA contract after Denver acquires him Sunday from Sacramento to join Panathinaikos. The Nuggets’ consolation: They would gain access to their full MLE. – via x.com
What bigs are left?
Yossi Gozlan: As Bobby pointed out, the Nuggets could combine the Cameron Johnson and Jonas Valanciunas trades to avoid a first apron hard cap. This would allow them to go above it and use the $5.7 million tax mid-level exception on another big man, should Valanciunas seek a buyout. – via x.com